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Originally Posted by zeno
Sams will give voltages & CRT pin ##"s. You are looking for something way off.
The volts wont be exact but in the ball park. EX is the G-2's can adjust
between 250 V & 800 V. if off by 20% thats OK. Looking for BIG diference.
The 1974 jug is probably a 25" viewable, the old one probably 23" viewable
so wont swap. Also about 1974 Sylvania CRT's only lasted a few yrs.
IIRC they were called "GT-Matics" & the main chassis was 3 large modules & the CRT was called "Dark Light".
Zeno 
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OK Thanks for the info. So it sounds like the Sylvania Pix Tubes from the 1960s were actually better than the ones from the 1970s? Am I understanding correctly?
Also I'm hoping that the red gun testing dead on my tube tester is just a matter of a malfunction in the tube tester itself and that the picture tube is actually still good and that the poor pix performance is just a matter of some sort of malfunction in the color demod circuitry (like a bad capacitor or two and or a bad transistor or two) Because this TV is a really good performer otherwise and has a really good performing tuner section.